Woman Dressing 1960
rudolflang
abstract expressionism
abstract painting
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
female-nude
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
paint stroke
painting painterly
expressionist
Rudolf Láng's "Woman Dressing" (1960) is a small-scale watercolor painting that depicts a nude woman, perhaps in the act of getting dressed, against a bold, geometrically structured background. The artist's application of color, with washes of red, blue, green, and black, evokes a sense of both intimacy and distance. The figure is rendered in a semi-abstract style, highlighting the woman's form while leaving some details undefined. The composition is divided into distinct sections, creating a sense of fragmentation and emphasizing the interplay between the figure and its surroundings. This work is characteristic of Láng's exploration of human form and abstract expressionism.
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